PaulWarning

We're thinking about releasing an EP of 4 new songs, our singer is keen because he's an avid collector, we may sell a few at gigs and if we keep costs down may get our money back but I can't remember the last time I bought an album, I listen to most of my music via my phone these days, usually bluetoothed in the car. Most people I know don't buy physical albums any more, they use streaming services, which is really bad news for small artists but it's the way it is, I can't really complain because that's what I do.

as a resident of Nottingham I feel duty bound to say that Robin Hood is more likely to be true than Nessie, or blowing speakers by turning an amp up to distortion levels by the 'sounds' of it. But hiding in the Major Oak or robbing from the rich to give to the poor probably as big a myth as the other two

aren't you more likely to damage a speaker by using and underpowered amp then running it at full power? asking for a friend

they'll be more knowledgeable people than me along soon, but wattage is not a good way to know how loud something will go, I did used a Trace Elf 1 x 8 combo once, and that wasn't loud enough, but others have said the Elf's are with the right cab

we did a gig last night and during the Kids Are Alright our singer came in too early at one point, our drummer was not amused when I told he was sacked 🤣

I also remember him saying it was nice to play with a 'normal' drummer when Moon had died, most band members think they'd sound better if some things were changed, till they are 😄

There does seem to be more to it than his drumming, just wonder why they didn't use "the musical differences", or "Zak's moving on to other projects" excuse, of course back in the day a young Roger Daltrey would have just thumped him

those were my thoughts as well,he's been with them for years and now Mr Daltrey has decided he's not their cup of tea, very strange

https://www.goldradio.com/news/music/the-who-zak-starkey-fired-why/?fbclid=IwY2xjawJss61leHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHqRA1Wpq53mnBU0-fGaGFyJKZF-jRtlyTqoG-jL-UUVBfjqeSczuZek3675a_aem_8t9vj7cvM8wjssT9OhvDVA according to this story Roger Daltry instigated it because all he could hear was boob boom boom, seeing as they use in ears surely it's the sound man they should be getting rid of

had any luck with these settings? sounded bloody awful when I tried it, way too much distortion

must have been faulty or a really inefficient cab, I got a 150 watt GP12 loads of volume and we've got a really really loud drummer edit, my Trace lost all it's volume, needed new output transistors

you really have got to be some kind of nut job to point a gun at the Police in the USA, if the reports are accurate of course

that is about what I've got my B1on set at which I don't think is a million miles away, most people do add too much treble when trying to get his sound

not good news for the BBC at all, bit of a contradiction, TV audience falling but commercial radio rising, I'd have thought Gen Z would be using Spotify etc, but then, what do I know?

never happy when I see an artist using backing tracks, I just think why stop at drums/keyboards/bass or whatever, why not have the whole thing as a backing track? but hey, that's just me ymmv